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Unix SCO 5.0.6 Telnet Problems
Hello there .

I have a unix box 5.0.06 , this is the error (Telnetd: All networks ports in use .

Can anyone tellme how to resolve this problem.

Thanks a lot .
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Some info found on www.pcunix.com:
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SCO: All network ports in use: either you need to increase the number of pseudo ttys ( mkdev ptty or scoadmin network configuration or configure) or possibly you are out of STREAMS memory (check with netstat -m configure with "cd /etc/conf/cf.d; ./configure" or with the kernel manager)
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Hey man thanks a lot for that info , it really helped me a lot.
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